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Battery powering a Phil Jones Double Four

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Yes, 1000 milliamps = 1 amp and it's certainly not a stupid question.
Okay, the power supply on an MXR Isobrick is 2000 ma, 18v... so this should power that, right? I'm just doing a mini pedalboard, so no high-draw pedals. I wonder if it would make sense to find a PS that only does 1000 ma, if that's all I need. Would it draw the full 2000, or is it dependent on the load?
 
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Okay, the power supply on an MXR Isobrick is 2000 ma, 18v... so this should power that, right? I'm just doing a mini pedalboard, so no high-draw pedals. I wonder if it would make sense to find a PS that only does 1000 ma, if that's all I need. Would it draw the full 2000, or is it dependent on the load?


I see where you going and interested to see if you get there.

You'd need separate batteries though cause the voltage is different.
 
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I see where you going and interested to see if you get there.

You'd need separate batteries though cause the voltage is different.
That's what I'd do. I think when I get the battery, I'm going to try it on the ps, if it works, I'll get another. I plan on plugging in when I'm at home, but I want a mini-rig to take my 18" scale bass and go do soundscapes on top of mountains and such.
 
Here’s what I do for the pedals, small pack with usb converter

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